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Refusing UEBsrEES DIcrIoyIRE
rX-par SlprNr PORTER AT THE HEAD OF TIE GREAr

NrW-fVfN. CoNn. NOV. 3.-scltrl months ago
e. ST. nab interest aroused IN t.s dy by tho
aunuu cement that comp ere revision If Nelsters
Dictionary Va, IN PROCESS here: bar carefully
euIrlcl wee the names Of the rcvi-.r, . a' lius
could be- EARNED about them their abors. Tho
only Information that could be obtained that
cX- lr->ilent lurrr had charge Of The enterprise
atd tai tie work was carried In The top story Of
the largest building in town AdmiuIn'c was refused
t. the interior of the mysterious apartments and the
Icrso:s employed within as dunn th" historic
oyster when questioned in reference Ia the nature
Of o. ear emp oymcnf. II asocrfaincl. however.
that new dictionary was being prepared for tho
publishes.
In tie work Dr. Porter j. SISTED ~ I large corps
Of trlay authorities who mainly hac professors,
Oh 1u-h some Of tho ASSOCIATE" editors from other
90 "N In addition Ia this board Of as catc editors
tAcr' are several assistants or CLERKS. majority u
whom are recent Vac graduates. The revision is
carrie! on az I'M expense o. the Springfield publishers,
MGR ian 4 CO.. who have published the dictionary
70. many yca's. When questioned about the revision,
ye,te da'. Dr ioter mani Tested extreme rctcence
upon tn subject. and said that at present publicity
WAS und >irablc lie, however, Gnaly sad q" he same
gc'lA plan viii be observed IN thc res ..un now IN
pr"gr>- a. IN tie las revision. ha,c becn
comp lei to devote any great ol time to lt
un;l recently when the duties have increased some
""'i. Inc general, accepts! forms of spelling will
10 obs 81 fT a. possiablc. though advocates
u ie advanced methods u. spelling lkc Professor
Mar II l-hayc IL 'oJcsr aud Professor Whitney
Of lal' adV, cate adoption of the new forms a,
spelling ia many words. In general words viii ia
AnS / ed i, far Is possible though some wo.a,
# Greek and attn derry ma retain their forrisn
piua- A. gari> the dispu;rd ilurll OF tho
vU.d 'causcus know OF but one puss bile plural.
han'h ,au nS'-,' and this i,rm Will bc used IN
his woid and other wonlS of tie same clss.
Al wor, Of recent origin which convey ii >t.nei IDEAS
ana aio rccogm cd and used Is rcpa abb, authors,
! h,ltNe To convey specific idea. expressed by no
other Wonl. and though II may lie lard t. give tho
meaning winch the word conveys. think IL WI b6
inror grated In the work The word boycott i also
. w1rl OF definite meaning aDd of recent origin,
aud II VIII also probably Zee iucorppraf a.
ihc now dictionary will be compl'rd during tho
coming Scar aud Will probably be- accl salc by
next July. hc toial cost of preparing the new
work viii be- al ont $4,000, and the selling Price
for the latest revision will be advanced To 81. This
statement l. mad the authority of rumor only
and not hc accurate. however. he wura has
been I'm progress during he last fonr hut II was
not until quite recently that the fact became know
Lcir.
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C0LoyIzrSG VOTERS IN CouOEs.

CoBoEs, Nov. Tsp. iat).-The Democratic reporters
save added large number OF 10 the registration
liss IN this city. Tue registration completed last
night In the First Ward the Republicans found the
registration rolls tho Daines 1870 dead and eight
aenresidents and ask ID that hey DO erased on ceud
ton tive reputable citizens should swear IN each
that the person dead not entite to vote.
The Democrats refused py with this request The
polls will be closely guarded 90 election day. In the
Second Ward there IA Of 269 names and in
ether wards the figures point extensive colonization
BY the Democrats. The Republicans however arc alert
And CEN nit,ees appointed By the Fourth Ward Rcpub
hcan Club will watch every polling place In tho city
feaay TO take active measures 10 check frauds The
registration resulted follows: First Ward-Ist Dis
trict. 922 Id District. 4sO Second Ward $50 Third
ward 036 Fourth Ward. l,277; Fifth Ward, 532 !;
total $3.50, An increase OF $40 over last year
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AwrAroN TOR roIIcr r~r maj World rrcr'A1
NpB - TWO MNt If~

AWrAPcN TOE TpIICr U~r fHAT World hI'i'AIl
MOB - TWO luNIIf~.
D. L. J Calling the inventor of t' famous gun
which bear hI, name, has invented another r-'iuHc"
Of destruction which De- ca- the &c police gun i vas
on exhibition yesterday a. 80 - MAIDEN Lane. aud
an Interested group Of Army officer, and newspaper
men stud.rG g. mechanism a.i listened 20 tic ln
vcuturs expiration - a. vifuc-. II is bras gun.
weighing seventy eight pounds ard g. mounted on an
tripod. the whole arrangement weighing ONLY li1
pouud- II i- capable % Hiring 1000 -h"te minute"
The general working plar.Ilr II he gun ls the
same IS that Of thc gun which hrar> Dr. Calling
name and f. % widely known. The Improvement is lu
the method Of feeding Ia the police gun magazine,
holding ~ cartridges and looking Ike the hopper of
,hcllcr. &. set mp end az hight angle ou &C.
top of the bra. barrel The Turning OF thr handle hy
the canuonccr drops the cartridge into -iA rcNo lns
barrels within the cannon
A. the barrels rcyolvc a lock- with "a spiral spring
catchc~ each cartridge and small needle n the lock
strikes tho percussion cap cN podinc #. The next
instant extractor catchc, the empty .Ac aud FOL
lowing spiral groove II is disodlcd from the gun.
when magazine {, empty another stands ready 10
take H. pacc. Is the empty she'll, fall in stream
from the orltcc # look, for all the world HE coun
try corn heller with the drnuded coh- dropping 20 the
floor the farm hand turn, tho crank ~ long
lever the cann"necr with his left hand change the
range OF the gun. shoot mp or down or Sideways while
with tho right hand he torn, the crank that puts the
stream Of cartridge, IN motion.
We can clear The street Of q mob and housctops a~
we'll said Dr Calling, peaceful onhlug old gcnile
man with sprctacl"s and a snowy beard The gun
VIII XII a a mile OF. though LOO wards g. The
best range We don't want 10 sep cities ovcrruu
by mob a, Wa littshurG Why. no woul,
Stand In range Of that gun. II he DID he wouc be-
foolish. to ay the least
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pT,>-c FOR Vrw POLO LEAGUE.

An EFFORT will De made this winter ~ in'erc> ~
.-...... Il, rink ,olo II will BE- dude polo, ale
though the game will BE- played on roller skates Tho
sport popular England and the projectors ~ he
local hcnc think viii De popuir horr. John p. Day.
" the NewYor, baseball Club, an energetic advocate Of
outdoor sports been elected the president of Tie new
enterprise Teams VIII be- put In It's cify. Brook yn,
Newark ana jersey CRY possibly 20 iriIlrluha and
Trenton. The game, n Brooklyn Will ,r PLAYED AZ the
Ola Paso' Rink Cparupnt-ty while ono uf fie Harlem
rin1, v b.. the hoiu. The New York The feims
v De- mad" Up %: we'll known NoN -lnlk ll'', who are
also oh polo players. krefr. Bufiork Brady. Ruhio-
tom. Guilclu Morrill,. Crane, Clark ~nnNi I'm. shock and
SfGnlhr. wcl-Nown hs~ lal PLAYER. "i probably -
found in she teams. Tho 0gglultJf,l viii BE- called
Nh Metropolis al Polo League.
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JOSEPH pTLTTZER'S NEW HORSE

10 cph Pulitzer. editor Of The World entered into
pose sion Of his newly purcha~cd house No. 10
East rny nth 4. yesterday. He bought the prop
crfy from Charles r. Barney, who built il IN lao2.
The house T. Of Queen Anne design. three stories and
basement, Of brown-tOnc and brick. ta-tcfully and
Handsomely finished The interior finishing t. in
carved oak Of handsome workmanship The finishing
IT, the dining room 1. bog oak specially imported from
ireland by the former owner. thu carving was done I'm
Albany. The library l. plea. ant room on the ground
floor. willie the billiard room l. I'm the basement.
Mr. Pulitzer Will take his family there Immediately
The consider alton l. said to be 100000.
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BUSINESS MEN TO WORK FOR MR.. ROLLINS.
The following letter has been addressed to the business
this city in advocacy OF the election Of Surrogate
Rollins the position Of Justice OF the supreme Cour
NEwYoRK CITY. November 4. 1887
GENTLEMEN: Amosg the candidates Tor the supreme
Court this yeSral able and csmpetont-therc Is OIL
whose record has bean clean whose ability as judicial
officer so universally marked whose personal character
istics have much endeared him 10 Of all parties
that unic in heartily pledcing ourselves. our time,
and all influence his election. That is Sur
rogate Rollins lie Is pre-eminenty fitted Tor the Office.
With his experience general practitioner, as surro
District Attorney, lie will go 10 the supreme
Court prepared thOreughly-ake in civil ond IN crmi-
nal cases-tO fulfil the duties o. that important station.
From this time until the polls close next Tuesday wo
shall do everything eur power 10 secure his election,
and We ask you 10 10 the same. sincerely yours,
j. PIerpOnt Morgan, Jesse Selsmdn.
William DOwd, Thomas HtIlhouse,
.1ohn jay Knox, Frederick d. Iappen,
Jacob d. Ncrmlyc, ". H. Male,
John c. Murray.
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SUING Az ACTRESS FOR BREACH or PROMISE
BoSToN, Nov. tSpec'ah.-There was lois OF fun atns
Park Theatre yesterday for which Charles lIoyrs h'o
IN the Ground" was indirectly responsible Miss Fanny
stevens. bright and interesting member OF Mr. ho''
company received a letter from a wellkno"n bos'oA
lawyer warning her that a New-York yonth' Edmeh DE-
Levy. had brought suit in $4,000 for breach OF promise
While she playing in Ncwlork ysung Levy zen "e'
peraely In love with her Miss stevens refused 70 ~
come Mrs Levy lie persisted and when tho csp ,nn
Mr. Ioyt was surprised to meet Mr. Lazy, who asked ~
Jolly manager be objected 10 his eoing 10 DDS tss
Ioyt informedhN that no did not own te rS % sht
CITY OF Boston. and he knew OF no reason way nhns h
not 60. Levy registered az tho Adams houS. 70 Mas
near the Park Theatre He agala pan soa min 70
Stevens who again rejected his suit ana
return to Gotham lie rushed of 70 LAWYER anu Inc
suit for wounded affections ne sas 70 10 tsiipg
Sbont The aisr SnS says she net seeking nstsrs"'
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r,,,yr v.yrr.crrByRs ORGANIZING

som. Of ,hc leading vasc manufacturers In this city
ami Newark formed an Organization for mutual pro-
lection They hay" decided IA advance the price OF all
rubr goods about per cent The labor question la,
~ thoouqhly discussed aud many other o. minor
iuuortancc have received detailed attention.
t;rorge u. Jcnknson OF the firm ~ r. H. Pcde { Coz
has been chosen idont Charles Schcucr OF the arm OF
Schcurr Bro Vice pres dent, and LIgowil treasurer
IN. follow need Ia the
r.. H rcdlc 60. Nchrucr & BRO, J. Ihgowitz CO..
John - wood, Mathews Co, l.. Simon 4 Bro. W. ..
IIeadly Coz, L~sa Stern CO.. and Edgar Farmer Co.
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ALETrER FROM SENATOR CHATTLE.

LONG BRANCH " j., Nov. 5.-The following letter has
Beea Xada pohS - ssnaa{e IN ana Dy al, consent
claiming question aud the part Lap.".- " VIZ
Democratic candidate fer Senator in Monmouth County,
took in its passage:
To CHARLES ". SCHAvcK. ESQ.,
Ny DEAR SIRE In reply OF this date will that
IT, :. r. Brown early the session last winter
and asked Introduce for him several b One Of them
the which sfterward known as Assembly bin
No. li7. As politely could refused. II be NJ dctri
mental 10 certain industries OF our county thought better
nothing with do not recognize the hight OF
body 1sste for industry to the injury
Of another. Respectfully yours, i. q. CnArILE.
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CHiNGES ~ THE MARKING SrSTEN At CORNELL
ITHACA, Nov. oSpriGi) Thu faculty OF Cornell
University have just made elaborate changes In the
marking systc in vogue here Students In the elective
will hereafter be reported passed." passed
cond ionaly,' or not passed." The now plan meets
with almost general approval and good fruits are c1-
pcetcd OF it, Tho faculty have also instructed the regis
to pat the names OF al optional students when the
University register appears. In category separate and
from tina list OF students In tne rgar
A large number OF students will 80 home TO vote on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-06

Of than six inches In diameter Will DO the rue n
than the Iception 10 Of former years a.. a.. HAT
cup offered BY Mrs Lanetiy iof Wy
plant occupying space Of 33x% feet Tnes
entries for IL already.
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THERE'S GOING TO BE A BIG VOTE

THEKEb UOINU To BE 4 BIG NOIE-
ALBANY, Nov. 5.-The fetal registration for ALBANY
his year 26,4s7, against 25,6s6 in 1886, an in
sroase Of SOL
BUFFALO. Nov.-The total registration in Buffalo this
gear is l4675 increase Of 1.71O over last year.
SYRACUSE, Nov 5The registration in this city shows
m increase OF 800 votes.
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PLAYING A "BLuFr" GAME FoR FELLOws.

PLAYING "BLUFF" GAME FOR FELLOWS.
One Of the lodges of the friends OF colonel Follows is
to appear in small gathering and loudly proclaim their
~iling ness stake money their favorite. When
Nicoll adhercnt comes forward and expresses willing
Boss TO risk money his candidate, the Fellows
man. with flourish, that he Is not wagering
for himself but that he has frsm $1,000 10 $4,000 10
wager asd no small sums reporter for Democratic
uornng newspaper Friday evening was making him
self icuOis in the Hoffman House corridor by e1er
$4,000 on Colonel Fellows. When several
prrsp"s Il tncr Willingness 10 take anywhere
from $50 500 DE Lancey NicO the scribe reduced
SO.dme voice somewhat aud said that he was
sc;iuy John Fox and only authorized 10 WAGER
she entire amount As thore arc not many peissas
wils n 1t amount, he ran tto rlsx IN Olier
I'M
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THE OOMTNG OHRYSl NTHEMUN SHOW.
The annual ChrysanthemuIn show OF the New.
York Horticultural Society viii be held IN the
Masonic Temple. beginning Tuesday. Nsvcmber 8.
and continuing Friday individual flowers
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EDWARD W. MAURER RryourvAq


ROCHESTER, Nov 5.-The Republicans Of the lid Dis
ict OF Monroe have renoninatsd L. W. Maurer for the
Assembly. 49, ~
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Monday next Inasnuch - the Republicans are Ia IN
majority 1t Csrne this fact many moro votes ror
THE FREES SOIL CONTROVERSK.
ELI THAYER TO OLIVER JOHNSON.

BACKING Up HIS POSITION CONCERNING THE GAR
RIsoNIANs AND ABoLITIoNIsTs WITH OTHER
TESTIMONY.
TO the Edttor Of The Tribune.
Sir: enclose to you two letters from two types OF
Abolitionsts; one union and one disunion. They ex-
pain the selves and may possibly give some light 70
Mr. Oliver johnson. 1 will soon afford him further
Illumination Charles Robinson the author OF ono OF
these letters was the leader OF the Free State party In
Kansas during the great territorial struggle and was the
first Governor of the state of Kansas Truly yours
ELI THAYBR
Worcester, Mass Oct. 27, 1887.
JOSEPH A. ROWLAND TO GOVERNOR ROBINSON.
WORCESTER, Mass. Sept 90, 1887
Hon. CHARLES ROBINSON, Larrncs. Kansas; ,
from you tie lion Eli hayer approving his address es
fore our "scciety OF Antiquity" en- the Emgrant Ald
Company which address he takes pains TO crticise
somewhat severely the " Garrisonisns"
As one OF the remaining Garrsoniau, would say that
credit wss for am his w sarnst and active
labor in the Kansas movement. car nsray
"a sumped up ON the foryscventh page OF the address,
though must all admit that bis laoors heped 70 az,
ven would he prepared TO admit larger claim than tnat
Neither believe that you are really endIhg ~
YOU rer. not one VI them AVID l,boring on different
platform. might feel that they were open 10 erucas;
Justice must revolt the form Of attack made by Mr.
Ihayer As page twelve he says Of the Garrsozians.
to retard tas overthrow OF slavery. 1noy saw
Slavery destroyed not Only without their aid Dut against
their protest = and page tnirecn No ether ira,er
nifty OF rsountebsnks ever lived SO lonk or WORKED 81
hard did so little, with much nero 81 the sane stye
occupying nearly thirteen pages Of mis- whole forty-ionr
or mere than enquarsr Of address Kansas with
his CRITICISMS OF tho Garrsonians. Ard he faunts
your letter my face approving It all cannot be-
lcvc that you do
Our frend oliver johnson. OF NswYOr has written
OF Mr. Thayers address, which was read oy our
friend TIVE Rev Sas May, OF Leicester before our so
cioty OF Antiquity. AID copy Of which puDilshea oy
them has been scat yOu by mail. go
Trusting to tho slight acquaintance had with you IN
the long gone by have veDtured to make this ap-
peal 10 you Believe ne, yours truly
JOSEPH A. Rowland.
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AssrssMENr rs IN TIE CUSTOM HOUSE.

AsstSSMENiS IN TIE CUslOM HOUSE"
The Custom House is How being worked for all II Is
worth" in the matter OF assessments on the employees
Surveyor eattie has s,ructed Mike Whalsn. super
inredcnt OF the Barge Office 10 direct the mon under
him to 90 the Hoffman House and contribute TO the
Democratic Campaign Fund. II has been intmated to
the that the list of contributions is scanned every
mig II, an those who dswn Will probably
ID The asevcs dropped after election day. This
desired effect. AMI the fund been sweed
considerably by these voluntary contributions" Tho
eier sud In senswhat OF quaDdary. The
t1yil service rules prohibit p2yinI fer political purpose
and II the contributions not orthcOang the clerks
will be sed for promotion and dropped. Just az
present the lie Of the Custom House employe is not
happy
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-19

A. meeting Of Chanplin Post. No. -,
q. A. X. held October IL. 1887, the COM
mites Appointed ior tae purpose submitted
the following. whlcn was unanimously
adopted
To the Hon. John ". Chsnplia-
TIE officsrs aud members Of Chsmplin
Post. No. -. g. A. f.. would bere3T sc-
wlecgs TIE generous presentation TO
them. a. your hands, Of a record book.
which will also serve "a n memorial for ibis
Post ard they desire . szpress therefor
their hearty thanks. Ths7fwill prize the
token ana IS accom- psnying zrsehng.
Chersninx "a tnsy 10 tas memory Of Jour
erothsr. he brave and gallant general.
Stephen q Jhsmpin. ii " wacse honor thls
Pasf IS nsmei. they cso bus appreciate the
aiai and patriotic mofiv@ of your appro-
pr;ats xit. and tnsy would tender herewith
their best wishes with the hope thsi your
8a~s ulsv D. loug Ia the honorable perform
snss of q 80 duties, and that ihrongh hie
yog msY enjoF ths higa regard, oot oniy of
~ the Graut Army veterans, sat Of The en-
tire community.
R<ss'fsf. fhss the seo~e expression BE
convsged 10 Judge Cbsmrin a person,
and spread unon the records qf this post .
also that copies thereof Be given % The daily
% GERS for publication.
jean & CEersNsos
81 o SraVESs COMMITTEES.
W I. RkrIKE.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-19

bARGAISs--fukSlfU fUkg Fox sALE. HSrsk
changes Office aud hxsufcS very desirable, gss
and oil stove quarter price. Apply 70 pT. AK
Inc, es Aonrce ss. 400
IsOR 6ALE-AT RARGAIN--ALL THk
i househ0d d aud Kitchen furniture. a. io2 Qua.
vast. Good ehsnce for boarding house 10
CoR sALE-BLOcK OF ~ LOTS IL OAK.
T dale Park Owner Leaving city. R R1bin~on Il
Lacey Housensn Block. 2soii
NOR sALE--OSE BAY HORSE, FIVE YEAks,
il one gray marc. seven years. aud sSrrel mare,
eight years old for $3.50. apiece. Take your
choice. John muddy 29i
nOG FOR sALR-A PINE kgwF0rSDIAND
IL dog. ten months Old will 20 sold cheap g. the
owner has no place D. Keep hiel this Wiater. Can
DC seen at lOl sheldon-s,. 2o
TOR HALE-.TwO A NO. l DELIVERY
J. wagons suitable for groceries. meat market OF
for any other delivery Use. These wagons a.e Ol
our own make end each has the Colby patent
box which TOR ourehiliy has 10 equal. Inquire
at iactory, South Frontst, west cad of Futon
street bridge, Colby. Craig &to. Isl
ITooD FOR RsALE-PARftALLY DRY, HARD
w WOO, stove lengta 1T S.50 per cord. Grand
Rapids Veneer Works. .ssti
EOR SALE CHEAP-THRFE BILLIARD, FOUR
Il pool and one pigeon hole table A. q. Larkin,
Battle csccE. .S3.
COR sALE-GROcERY AND BAKERY sTOCK
ard fixtures centrally located. doing geoo
business. for eight hundred dollars. Rent nfteec
dollars per mouth. address Grocery and Bakery.
box 10. tbs oihce. -
TO STEAM tsERS.--I HAVE 90 CORDS
| mixed hemlock and hardwood sisbs Which
will deliver T. O. Grand Rapids az 81. pei
cord. p. 7. Cook, F01ntsil-st. 2ott
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-19

70 NJ. znd 4lz. A - Barry. oandzy-a
tsn-poa-a ~
The Bas.1sss NeE Association I'D heir
Eesaas a,ee41s 'ssr aigAL
Ias 1FeMsn as oomplsielas of hssi1s
a. esl.is waieb fasy fscsivef a. ths tres
d4gins ~ sest TO asys
~ < Bryaas, tTassiins passenger sna
grsisht sxaaE "a IA Manassas a AczsA
wss.@rn RA.sFsaa, = - tAs say u Iss sEt~i-
esfs "a "a EssJ
Nasksxsp s1ll has tie lssEest and bssyiest
esoosE@ ia 8lcAikaa- .. ffusz1zL co.
stes~. a. loser tosa. k&s ons ca sx1lsitlen
t9aE ssians oTar ssFsnsg paanas-
e. s. NaassE. tAs lsss. Dfiesd. fsshionssls
tslezenaat tabor. ess removed "a sto<s t0la
"A fsfFa1e 10 IL E4st Western ave. 4nd a9s
iasites as fsislds - cal and zee eina.
fhsrs sas a larss stteaeanes Of little
iolks Al tha saEpslss eiFthdxy party ssssn
AcnasY aset ~ tioEencs AssoHs little
daazhfef of Ar snd Afs. = G. 1ssons oi
Jstersoa %.
The star csothlns house. tesiiag tn aa's.
caps sas ssats furnishing seoss hss jas,
received Loaa ths Esss . larss sfcck OF
GODS sad SOS invites tho people 10 eonss
4od sxtessne 1is stoca.
;. saith. shiis dFiylog on WsstsFe eve.
this affsrnoan. caas IA c8Ri2et vita . an
aihsF < bis berse became iTishssnes. .as1
/ b va lar3~n eslE aud dragged sboai =
olock. de as kaeeksl senssisss and was
severely oruizs1 aooat the heal and iace.
James SAooxs. ths champion FEATHER
weight ~ Michigan. oa coming nonis from
sofk Ast atfat Ess pFesented With ssH-
poaad rlFt. Mr.. SAooxs shinks he can .et
sAzs ssth anything aos IA ths Stale.
The trial % Loais LoFenson. charged
with FesenIng hls cattle when being driven
% the poaal by Robert WslcA. Deputy
Poundn asssF. w.s sT.ed before Judge Ryan
yess.rday atssrnool al ? o'clccx- lie vas
ioand guilty ana snea $40 zad so0o coats.
This viii probably be a lesson for Ag.
Lofouson.
James Yallon. ehisf Of the fire depart
mena wss pFesealsd With check for sc
by AleI. kosefa and another ior t2o. oy j.
J. Hosden. tor the noble work done by the
department in saving residences near the
basket factory hrs Sunday night. The
Masksgon Shingle and Lumber Company
also presented aim NTH boz OF "F. J. =
cigars.